Ask HN: Anyone in a need of a django guru?

#1

Post by ohnivak » Thu, Aug 09, 2012, 7:19 PM UTC

Hi there,

Having programmed things like http://beepl.com, http://nrds.co.uk, and most recently (the prototype - click demo) of http://vanillamonitor.com, I consider myself top python / django programmer.

Unfortunately, the company went to liquidation and I am desperately looking for a payed project.

Anyone in a need of a talented django developer?

Thanks, Jan

jparicka@gmail.com

Re: Ask HN: Anyone in a need of a django guru?

#2

Post by ohnivak » Thu, Aug 09, 2012, 7:20 PM UTC

Clickable links http://beepl.com http://vanillamonitor.com http://nrds.co.uk

Re: Ask HN: Anyone in a need of a django guru?

#3

Post by orangethirty » Thu, Aug 09, 2012, 9:52 PM UTC

Shoot me an email (in profile).

Re: Ask HN: Anyone in a need of a django guru?

#4

Post by marklit » Mon, Aug 13, 2012, 7:24 PM UTC

Throw your CV up on CWJobs. I've been coding Django for two years and every time I put it on there I get 100 phone calls coming in.

Re: Ask HN: Anyone in a need of a django guru?

#5

Post by deedubaya » Mon, Aug 13, 2012, 7:39 PM UTC

Guru. Wizard. Haxor. Rock Star. Code Jesus.

Please avoid those labels to describe the work you do.

Re: Ask HN: Anyone in a need of a django guru?

#6

Post by hnwh » Mon, Aug 13, 2012, 8:14 PM UTC

marklit wrote: post #4

Throw your CV up on CWJobs. I've been coding Django for two years and every time I put it on there I get 100 phone calls coming in.

you mean this? http://www.cwjobs.co.uk/

Re: Ask HN: Anyone in a need of a django guru?

#7

Post by ntide » Tue, Aug 21, 2012, 12:43 AM UTC

What did you do to get started (with Django)? I understand nothing beats hard-earned experience, but were there any tutorials or books that stood out in particular?

I'm saying this as a complete newbie to web development.